BlerdUp gets caught up on everything Lovecraft Country leading up to the season finale,  as well as how some character relationships have affected them personally. This episode explores the significance of the real life Tulsa Race Massacre and how the fictional episode depicts the tragedy. 

BlerdUp discusses Lovecraft Country Episode 7 "I Am.", but first the team talks about the new Netflix documentary "High Score" and how it explores  the first console war between Nintendo and Sega. 

In this episode, BlerdUp breaks down the PS5 Showcase and Microsoft's acquisition of Bethesda Softworks. We discuss rumors and the different strategies of all three major consoles manufacturers and how Microsoft will rise to the top.

BlerdUp reviews and spoil the controversial new slave film Antebellum! Afterwards, we break down the latest episodes of Lovecraft Country!

BlerdUp reviews the 2020 remake of Mulan and discuss how problematic it is. Then, we discuss the latest episode of Lovecraft Country, 'A History Of Violence'. Finally, Brendon catches everyone up on his Black women reading challenge.

On this week's beefy show, BlerdUp pays tribute to Black cultural icon Chadwick Boseman. We also discuss John Boyega airing out Disney over Star Wars, why we may be too woke for Batman, and Lovecraft Country. Brendon also reviews New Mutants!

Early Tenet review by Brendon of BlerdUp.  Is Tenet worth seeing?  Tenet is a spy film written and directed by Christopher Nolan and stars John David Washington (Ballers, BlacKkKlansman, The Book of Eli).  Check out this episode of BlerdUp to find out. 

We discuss Kipo & The Age Of Wonderbeasts,  the Wonder Years getting rebooted with a Black cast, the latest Candyman teaser, and Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods!

In our shortest show yet, Brendon breaks down the Noname/J. Cole situation and issues a challenge to his male listeners.

On our 2nd anniversary episode, we discuss the PS5 "Future of Gaming" event, our hope and cynicism concerning the recent global uprisings, how pop culture could react to our current crises, Dave Chappelle's "8:46", and more!